Nigerian content creator Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has revealed plans to sponsor his wife, Jarvis, for a master’s degree in Canada.

The announcement has attracted attention online, particularly because of Peller’s stated intention to support Jarvis in pursuing a higher academic qualification while building a future that extends beyond their careers as social-media personalities.

According to reports circulating on Sunday, August 23, Peller disclosed that Jarvis would pursue her master’s degree in Canada as part of his plans for her future. The creator reportedly said he wants her to attain a higher qualification and eventually “represent” him.

The development has generated interest among followers of the pair, who have remained a subject of considerable attention within Nigeria’s online entertainment space.

Peller’s latest revelation places education at the centre of his plans for Jarvis, with the proposed overseas programme potentially giving her an opportunity to expand her academic credentials and gain international exposure.

The announcement is also notable against the backdrop of Peller’s previous public conversations about education.

In 2025, the streamer became widely discussed after inviting graduates, including people with master’s degrees, to apply for a cameraman position. The role was reported to carry a monthly salary of ₦500,000, while applicants were expected to possess at least a master’s qualification. The recruitment exercise generated significant debate across social media.

Peller himself later spoke about returning to university to study arts, acknowledging concerns about his English and expressing a desire to improve his education.

For Jarvis, whose online career has been closely associated with artificial-intelligence content, comedy and digital entertainment, a master’s degree in Canada could mark a new chapter in her personal and professional development.

While details about the proposed programme, university, admission timeline and funding arrangements have not been publicly established, Peller’s disclosure suggests that the plan is intended to go beyond social-media fame.

The announcement has already sparked reactions from online users, with many focusing on the significance of supporting a partner’s education and long-term ambitions.

For now, neither Peller nor Jarvis has publicly provided detailed information about the specific Canadian institution or course Jarvis is expected to pursue.

The development nevertheless adds another dimension to the couple’s increasingly public journey, as Peller appears determined to support Jarvis in attaining further academic qualifications while continuing to build their respective careers.